Tag: christianity
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Lift Your Eyes Up
This poem reflects on the passage of time, encouraging self-awareness and repentance. It emphasizes the need to repent of sin and trust in Jesus Christ as the source of salvation and eternal life through His sacrifice. The message is one of hope, urging individuals to seek peace and salvation in Christ without delay.
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Come To Me
Jesus invites all to come to Him, for He has already paid for their sins and conquered death. He offers peace, spiritual sight, rest, and eternal life to those who trust Him. Though none are righteous, in love He died, rose again, and promises to raise believers and meet their every need.
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Go Down To Go Up
Jesus inverted the world’s idea that the lesser must serve the greater. The greatest One stooped to wash our feet and die for our sins. His descent to the cross gave way to exaltation. We too must go down in humble faith to rise with Him, receiving forgiveness, life, and eternal glory through faith in…
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The Greatest Commandment of Love
In John 15:12-17, Jesus commands His disciples to love one another as a reflection of His love, emphasizing that true love entails self-sacrifice. He says they are His friends as they obey Him. Jesus underscores His choice of them, urging them to bear lasting fruit, while reiterating the importance of love among believers.
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Seasons of Suffering
Everyone faces seasons of suffering in a sin-cursed world. Jesus endured the cross and rose again to free us from slavery to sin and death. His followers face trials in this world, yet these pass. Faithfulness to Him in all seasons yields lasting fruit; He will reverse the curse, bring eternal joy, and fulfill His…
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Made For Life Eternal
We were created for eternal life with God, but our sin brought death, darkness, and sorrow. Jesus, the Son of God, paid for our sins on the cross, washing us clean and calling us from the tomb. Through His mercy He offers salvation, resurrection, and everlasting joy in His kingdom to all who repent and…
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Thank You Lord
This is a poem of heartfelt thanksgiving to the Lord Jesus for the breath of life and salvation through His death and resurrection. It praises God’s love, mercy, and grace in bearing our sins, defeating death, and offering forgiveness and new life to all who repent and trust in Him.
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The Shadow of The Cross
This poem centers on humanity’s spiritual death because of sin and Jesus Christ’s sacrificial act of salvation. By bearing mankind’s debt on the cross and rising again, Christ offers redemption, victory over death, and unearned grace. He invites all people to repent, trust in Him, and find shelter in His love.
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The Marvelous Deeds of the Lamb
This poem praises the marvelous deeds of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God. He created the world and mankind in His image, yet humanity sinned. In grace He became man, lived perfectly, died on the cross for our sins, and rose again. His sacrifice saves us; repent and trust in Him.
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What Is Truth?
Pilate cynically asks Jesus “What is truth?” The poem declares that Truth is embodied in Jesus Christ. Blinded by sin, no one seeks God, yet Jesus died for our sins, rose again, and gives eternal life to those who trust Him. Reject Pilate’s folly and come to Christ the King.
